System Status

Envault prioritizes complete transparency regarding application uptime and infrastructure health. We provide a built-in system status layer that offers real-time visibility into the health of all Envault core components (API, Database, Authentication).

1. The Status Page

You can verify the current operational health of Envault at any time by navigating to our dedicated status page at https://www.envault.tech/status.

This page provides:

• Overall System Health: A single, top-level indicator confirming if the platform is fully operational.
• Component Status: Granular health metrics for individual backend services.
• Active Incidents: Live updates and timelines for any currently active disruptions.
• Incident History: A log of resolved incidents and maintenance windows from the last 90 days.

2. Status Levels

All status indicators across the Envault platform share the same four universal levels:

3. In-App Status Banner

During the rare event that the system is not fully operational, a non-intrusive banner will automatically appear at the top of your Envault Dashboard.

This banner immediately surfaces the incident message and current severity level, ensuring you are aware of infrastructure issues before you attempt to modify critical production secrets.

• You can dismiss the banner for your current session.
• The banner includes a direct link to the full /status page for live timeline updates.

4. Public API Endpoint

If you need to programmatically verify Envault's status before running a deployment pipeline, you can hit our unauthenticated status endpoint:

curl https://api.envault.tech/api/system-status

Response Example:

{
  "level": "degraded",
  "message": "We are investigating elevated API error rates.",
  "incidentCount": 1
}